Why Choose Tempe Honda Honda Battery Service and Replacement?
Is your Honda Civic battery dead? No matter what model you drive, a standard Honda car battery will power your car for two to five years, depending on the environment and its maintenance. However, since extreme weather conditions — including dry temperatures — could significantly reduce the battery life of a Honda Pilot, Honda Civic, or Honda CR-V, it is worth your while to get ready.

That’s why it’s so important to choose a certified service center for your Honda battery service and replacement! We do all the repairs with real Honda parts, and that means you will get 100 months of protection with every Honda battery replacement in Tempe Honda. This protection ensures:

36 months no replacement cost of Honda battery
During the first three years of battery installation, the new Honda battery, and our operating and installation costs, are all fully covered.
64 months of reduced cost of replacement Honda battery
If your battery expires at any time after the first three years, you will receive a credit voucher to cover the replacement. The price will depend on how long your battery lasts, and on the current cost of these actual components.
You could spend the whole day thinking of "changing the Honda battery next to me," but if you could find one of the other guys, you could end up doing the whole process again — without discounts - in just a few years.

How Can I Extend My Honda Battery Life?
While weather and climate can be a major factor in the car's battery life, the driver's behavior can still make a huge difference in how long this important part lasts. Here are some of the most important things you can do to extend your Honda battery life:

Make sure all your lights are off.
Leaving your lamp cabinets or headlights turned on could quickly drain your battery. Keeping these lights on while doing nothing often shortens your battery life, and leaving them on all night long almost ensures you will need to start by jumping in the morning. You must also disconnect all USB devices and adapters before you can exit the car.
Avoid jumping constantly.
Most motorists know that you can jump off the car's battery when it runs out of juice. However, you should be aware that each skip needed to reduce the lifetime of your battery.
Reduce the number of short drives.
Each time you turn on the car, you are about to drain the battery. If you do not go too far after the engine is running, another alternator will not be able to charge at full power! Therefore, a driver who takes multiple short drives will need to change his batteries frequently.
Park your car in the shade, and drive regularly.
We've already said that hot weather can drain your battery, but in the long run, keeping your car in the sun will have the same effect as a few bad spice. This is twice as important if you do not drive regularly, as you need an alternator to charge the battery.
When Should I Set Up Honda Battery Service?
Car service, part of the battle involves knowing what problem you are facing! Thankfully, there are a few signs that you should get a Honda battery service or replacement. Time to schedule a service if:

Your engine has a turnaround problem
Your horn and / or headlights are not working properly
You notice the battery acid (black, light) under your car
Your Honda Battery Warning Light is on in your dashboard
You need to start a few jumps recently
We want to point out that if you experience electrical problems, the problem is not with your Honda battery. Here are a few ways to say if your alternator, or other component, gives you a problem:

If your car has a bulging, noisy noise, you may be facing a bad spark plug, not a dead battery. However, since bad spark plugs can drain the battery, you may need to replace both components.
Watch your interior lights. If they start to glow, but fade as you drive, it may be that your alternator is not working properly.
If your car starts out well, but your headlights change dramatically, even brighter when you run, the alternator may be the cause.
If you have started your car, but it dies after disconnecting the wiring, the dying alternator is probably the culprit.
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